I will go more in depth. Apple's only motive is to improve customer happiness (which is why they have "fanboys") and add features to their iOS devices in the future. Google's only motive is to hope you opt in and get your information to improve their own data warehouse so they can target ads and sell the information…

Apple's tracking was never a bug, it was completely intentional. The only "bugs" were the amount of time they were tracking and the option to opt-out. The only problem with this is that Apple didn't have to give them the option to opt-out because people with Apple devices agreed to this in the terms and conditions. …

Yup nailed it (pun not intended). I was making fun of the video that does no demonstration of nail clipping. The person just spins it around and clips the air.

Yeah, he needs to break away from shorthand when its a short tweet...

True, but did the old articles include a ridiculously funny video of a nail clipper doing an MLG 360 no-scope headshot of the air?

This seems to be a consistency in China. Construction in the U.S. will take 2-4 years to complete a 10 mile stretch of highway. In China, they constantly have 50-100 people working on EVERY construction project all day. They are going so fast that I feel like they are going to have problems in the future. As long…

I figured it wasn't on your own computer, I think Gizmodo would be classy enough to have a screen recorder running. That explains why this monitor is being recorded with a camera.

So I guess you could say, he got jacked twice that night... muahahaha.

Not to be disgusting, but it seems as though they would be stuck in that bubble until they starved to death. The pressure is so strong that they wouldn't be able to open a hatch to get out. The only problem here is that I would rather have certain death than slowly diving.

I am sure if someone took the time to read through the Terms and Conditions, which a doubt anyone has done yet, it would be clearly stated somewhere.

Flamethrower included!!!

The word bug in this situation is a word CNN throws out there to mess up a news article. The whole tracking was completely intentional and for, what they thought, the consumers benefit. The only "bug" was oversight and testing on how well it would work. I think everyone getting upset about the whole situation…

Thanks for clearing that up, I guess I could have just Googled the acronym lol.

Wait, so do you have to buy 50 of them just to get that price of $18.49?

I think to the general public, all software engineering mistakes are considered bugs. They even stated that the actual software tracking WAS INTENTIONAL to better you location experience.

It is nice to see someone is playing defense instead of letting something bad happen and trying to fix it. Sorry Sony, it is too late...

Now the question is who sent the cease and desist notice. I was originally guessing Lucas Arts, but considering their website has other Star Wars stuff more infringing in their inventory, it might be Apple.

Oh ah-my uh-gawd... I want those mirrors... It doesn't say how expensive they are online. Anybody know a price?

"It translated that into Linux terminal code (or something) making it look like I have a masters in computer science." = Unix